Join Jenn Brandel, a radio reporter deeply involved in investigative storytelling, and Neil Theis, a pioneering liver pathologist who uncovered the interstitium. They explore the groundbreaking discovery of this formerly invisible network of fluid channels that connects our organs. The discussion delves into how this finding could revolutionize our understanding of cancer and bridge Eastern and Western medical practices. They also highlight the remarkable implications for anatomy and health arising from advanced imaging techniques, merging tradition with modern science.

Mónica Guzmán, a senior fellow at Braver Angels and author, joins journalist Jenn Brandel to tackle the challenge of discussing political disagreements with family, particularly their father. They explore practical strategies for converting heated debates into meaningful conversations. Mónica emphasizes the need for understanding over agreement while sharing techniques like personal storytelling and emotional management. Their journey aims to bridge ideological divides, demonstrating that political discussions can strengthen familial bonds.